12-07-2020 17:42
Juuso ÄikäsI found a lot of these growing gregariously on dea
12-07-2020 21:17
BERNARD CLESSE
Bonsoir à toutes et à tous,Que pensez-vous de ce
12-07-2020 19:23
Andgelo Mombert
Bonsoir, Sur bois mort décortiqué, immergé dan
12-07-2020 16:30
Gilbert MOYNEBonjour, Une récolte qui me pose quelques problÃ
09-07-2020 00:39
Valencia Lopez Francisco JavierHola a todosEncontré este curioso ascomycete a me
08-07-2020 00:01
Shane JohnI would ask the indulgence of the group to perhaps
08-07-2020 16:47
Chris Yeates
Bonjour tous While searching for the downy mildew
10-07-2020 14:26
Thomas LæssøeAnybody in the know of eg Pseudoneottispora?See:Â
Voici une espèce sur tiges mortes d'Equisetum palustris trouvé au bord d'un ruisseau à 1'150m. Apothécies 0.3-0.9mm de diamètre, l'hyménium de couleur crème à brun clair, surface externe et marge couverte de poils, asques octosporés, 100-145x12.5-15µm, IKI+, spores lisses, hyalines, biguttulées, 18-20x6-7µm, paraphyses septées et élargies au sommet 5-7µm.
Merci d'avance pour vos avis.
Elisabeth
Zotto
Elisabeth
i just accidentially looked at this message.
The substrate here clearly does look like E. arvense, not E. palustre, despite i do not see all characteristics of the host clearly.
I am not sure if my named "St. poeltii" will or may grow on this host as well, but got my doubts so far, thus would certainly hesitate to say both could be conspecific.
However, genetic comparison will be useful to clear relations.
Liebe GrüßeÂ
Erwin
the difference in croziers vs. simple septa and in spore contents, also in apo colour (flesh vs. yellow-orange), suggest different species.
It would be great if the Equisetum could be clarified to species. Â Are there more pics of the plant?
Zotto
Elisabeth
Elisabeth
